Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05
THE SHEPHERD DEMONSTR ALTON.
The Order Of the Procession an An.
n0unced by the Chief Marshal.

Mr.. Vim. Dickson, chief marshal, last evening is
sued the following order relation to the process
sion tomorrow evening in honor OF ex-Gov. shep-
herd:
The military and civic organizations partici-
pating In the welcome rendered TO ex.Gov
Alexander r. Shepherd by the citizens OF the
District OF Columbia upon the occasion OF his visit
TO his native city, on Thursday, October 8, 1887,
win be formed in marching line of procession in
the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand marshal, assistant marshals and aids
mounted.
First Battalion-United States Marine Band
Washington Light Infantry Corps four companies:
Drum Corps, Putnam Phalanx, OF Hartford, Conn.
second BattaliOn-Band, Union Veteran CORPS
first company; Custer Guard.
Third Battalion-Band, Washington Continent
ais. Emmett Guards, Columbia Rifles Washington
Fourth Battalion-Band, Corcoran Cadets, Ma
Fifth Battaion--Band, Washington Cadet Corps,
sixth Battanon-Band, Old Guard, National RI
Hes National Guard
SECOND DIVISION
Chief marshal, Chas. s. Moore; special aids DR..
II. E. Leach, Andrew W. Kelley, Washington Nal
loF, DR.. Harrison Crook, E. g. Wheeler Harrison
Dingman, j. II. Smith, Campbell Darlington John
j. HOLSTER, George j. Seuferle Prof. Hairy King,
George > Atwater Harry Clarke, Joseph Paris,
Reinold Springsguth.
First battalion - Band: marshal and aids,
mounted; civic committee, mounted; District fire
department, under Chief Joseph PARTS. marshal;
Baltimore and Ohio messenger service mounted.
second battalion-Capt. Z. G. Wheeler, marshal;
band; labor organizations OF the District; men,
bers OF labor organizations and wOrkingmen, with
torches
Third battalion-Band; julius Emner. 1r, mar
snail; CITIZENS OF the tenth, twelfth and fourteenth
districts, and all citizens desiring to participate.
Fourth Battalion-Bald, Ii. s. Smith, marshal,
hOucaIT1ers, Association, contractors with their
The wheelmen will assemble on 1st street east
OF The botanical Gardens at p. M. sharp, where
lanterns will be provided, and as the head OF the
column reaches 1St street they shall proceed over
the route herein given:
The six battaliOns OF the 1st division will form
in the order designated facing northward on Mas
Sacnusetts avenue. the right resting on New Jer-
The first and second battalions Of the second
DIVISION VIII form In the order designated on New
Jersey avenue, the right resting on Massachusetts
avenue.
The third and fourth battalOns Of the same d.
vision VIII form in the order designated ON LIST.
street, the night resting on New Jersey avenue.
Ine column will move at 3 o'clock p. H. sharp
and proceed along New Jersey avenue to B street
north, along X street north to LIST street west.
along LIST street west to PENNSYLVANIA avenue
westward On Pennsylvania avenue on the north
Side TO 18th street west, along 18th street to
L street north, along street TO Vermont avenue,
along Vermont avenue TO IL street. and there dis
miss.
Upon reaching l4th street and Pennsylvania
avenue the column Will march ODliGuely to the
south slue OF the avenue and pass the reviewing
stand at 18th street, the south end OF the Treasury
department, with a marching salute.
THE CIVIC PARADE.
The committee on civic parade held meeting
last night and completed details for the civic part
of the procession. Prof. Harry King reported that
the prospects for the bicycle parade very fiat
tering. large number OF wheels would be In
line ana each rider would Carry four lamps. 1t
was announced that there would be a meeting Of
the aides or the bicycle parade at the Washington
Cycle Club house. So little encouragement had
been received from the boat CLUBS that 1t was de-
c1ded 10 omit that feature OF the parade.
A circular Was distributed among the members
OF the committee asking them to provide them
selves with horses for the parade, to wear dark
clothes and silk hats and to report at the inter-
section OF Massachusetts and New jersey avenues
not later than O'Clock tomorrow evening. The
committee Will ride horseback at the head Of the
civic column.
AT meeting Of the Federation of Labor last eve
ming the letter from the civic parade committee
was received and filed. Communication was
read from Carpenters Assembly knights OF Labor,
endorsing the action OF the Federation In refusing
manifest imposSioity or getting the labor organi-
cations out such short notice no further action
was taken 81, In the mattel The members will be
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE DEMONSTRATION
FUND.
The following additional subscriptions to the
Shepherd demonstration fund have been received:
j. W. Smith, IS; George T. Mason, 81; G. Sohon,
81; Judd & Detweiler. s.; willett Ruof, $40;
s5; Jno. English, 81; j. Q. Thompson, IS; friend,
SO; Dr. n. s. Lincoln, SO; Jno. +. COX, S. II. c.
* hpn aa M are
Godfrey, So; Jno b. Larner s.; NJ. F. Setz, 81; s.
F. Ware, 81; h. W. Wilson, 81; george {. Bergling
Dan Mccarthy, $40; A. B. Brown, IS; II. j. Gray,
So; Adams Express Co., s,o; n. VI. Burcheli, $40;
through I u; r. Gilbert So Hon A Creswel
Co., $3.50: b. Lewis BlackfOrd, 50: b. H. Robertson